Survey Repository XSLT files

Hello friends
To change the submit button functionality in Survey I am trying to change the CRM_SVY_GENERATE_SURVEY_TEMPLATE.XSLT file can any one let me know how can i do this as its not allowing to replacing the file or edit it.
And i have imported my own XLST then how can i enable the new XSLT to be used instead of the standard XSLT in survey.
Please give some help.
Regards
Pulkit
Message was edited by:
Pulkit Agrawal

Hi Pulakit
I also have same requirement but to change the layout & found a note which explains uploading another version of xslt provided by SAP.
SAP Note 1161188 - Survey Suite:Incorrect Error messagewhen Date is inputted
I am not sure if I should upload my own version of xslt using the program provided in this note & replace original. Or I should import with diff name.
If you have done it before, please guide me.
Regards
Vivek

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